St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06


ex-Gov Hubbard, Hon. w. r. Merriam, Lieut..
Gov. Rice, Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, Mayor
Smith, of St. Paul. Hon. c. d. O'Brien, Hon.
+. A, Hendrickson, Hon. d. j. Knox and Hon.
c. NJ. Colby. Gov. McGill, ex-Mayor OBrien,
Hon. W. p Murray and Hon. C. B. Buchanan
responded to toasts, and other gentlemen
were called upon for speeches.
An enjoyable reception was given in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dresselhause, who
were married at Chicago last Wednesday, and
are stopping in st. Paul on their wedding
tour, by Mr.. and Mrs. John Norman, at their
residence 362 Maria avenue. The pariors
were very preutily decorated. and presented
charming appearance. Refreshments were
served. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. fairfield. Mr.. anu Mrs. II. f.
Schattman, MIR. and Mrs. Martin and George
Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Huelster, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Anthem and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Schnacke, Misses May and Lou Zomau, SADIE
HuelSter, Nettie Bunse, Emma Lettan, Fred
ericka and Lydia ART, Anna Vose, Anna Mil
Ter, Anna Barst and Annie Guenther, and
Messrs. Fredericks, H. Norman, Butzin, Zol-
herman, Albert and E. E. Huelster, William
and Charles Johnson, Lincoln and John Frey.
Lettan, Kunze and Wenger.
The Patti concert on Monday evening was
the event of the week. It was largely at
tended and the Exposition rink was filled
with the gallantry and beauty of st. Paul.
Fully three thousand people were present. In
response to an encore after her first number,
Madame Patti sang 'Withn Mile Of Edin-
boro Town. and sang Home, Sweet Home"
when called back by the audience after sing
ing 1.-THE Last Rose of Summer" The great
diva left the Twin Cities on Thursday for
Chicago.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given under the auspices of the choir for
the benefit of Mount Zion Hebrew congrega-
ton, at the temple, corner of Tenth and Min
nesota streets, on Thursday evening of
A mr. mn nf
has been arranged The leading participants
are Mrs. Mettie Fuller, Mrs. D. A. Curtiss.
]. F. Merrill, Louis Hay, Prof. Oscar
Werner and Prof. W. Wheaton.
Master Leon Dohm, 40. 1877 McBoal street,
was given surprise on Friday evening by a
number of his friends. Among those present
were: Misses Campbell, Gardener, Grace
Campbell. Cora Gardener, Jessie Gardener
and Dohm, and Messrs. Ferdon, o. Brien, Chris
O'Bren Jr., Thomas o. Brien, Albert O'Brien,
Harry O'Brien, Willie McGrath and Eddie
Campbell.
Saturday. April e6. is the sixty-eighth an
niversary of the organization of the Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows and the ST. Paul
lodges will observe the day with appropriate
ceremonies. Invitations have been sent to
all of the state lodges and parade and a ball
will be given on that day and evening.
The West Side Choral union will hold its
semi-weekly rehearsal on Wednesday even
ing next, at 7:45 p. m. sharp at Gymnasium
hail. All persons wishing to join the union
before the rendition of the cantata of ''Dau-
ieF' will please avail themselves of the last
opportunity. All singers invited to attend.
On Wednesday evening Constellation Chap
ter No. 8, Order of the Eastern Star, will give
a ball at Masonic hall. Elaborate prepare
lions are being made for the event, and it
promises to be one of the pleasantest hops
yet given by the order.
The Central Park male quartette viii give
the Jackson Street Methodist church. The
quartette will be assisted by Nine. Gurnor
Ritterager, Miss Julia FaXon, Miss Mae Muir
ply and Prof. Titcomb.
The Sisters of Peace Benevolent society
gave surprise party to the secretary, Mrs.
Rice, at Seibert's hall on Monday night. The
president, on behalf of the society, presented
the secretary with very fine plush writing
desk and gold pen.
The Summit Chautauqua circle will give an
interesting entertainment in the church
lecture room on Tue day night. E. j. Houg-
son will present paper upon walter Scott
and Mr.. Sephton will read some humorous
selections.
The social circle of Clinton Avenue NJ E.
church will hold an ''apple" social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. TImmons, on the corner of Isa-
bel street and Clinton avenue, on Tuesday
evening next. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
will give its fourth annual ball at Market hall,
Friday, April 10. Very tasty invitations have
been issued for the occ aston.
The a. 0. 7. Q. club was very pleasantly
entertained Friday evening by A. J. Ontel and
Miss Clara Ontel at their home 397 Pleasant
avenue.
Miss A. L. CRUDE, of S24 Margaret street.
was surprised by number of her friends on
Thursday evening. very pleasant party
followed
Garfield Post Woman's Relief Corps No. 5,
will give dime social at Garfield post hall on
Sixth street on Wednesday evening, March g.
The Misses Theobald, of Pleasant avenue,
entertained the S. G. c. club in their own
agreeable fashion on Thursday afternoon.
On Friday, the 18th in ST., the Sons of.veter-
ans will give ano Their oftheir bi-monthly hops
at the armory in the Drake block.
The Nushka club visited Merriam Park on
Thursday night. and upon its return, was
entertained by Miss Auerbach.
The Junior Dancing club will give an anna
teur minstrel performance at the club parors
tom orrow night.